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Hong Kong to welcome more mainland individual visitors; Seoul to take action against illegal 'dumping tours' | Daily Brief
03/04/2024|6:42:40 PM|
Singapore’s tourism growth to slow amid elevating competition; Chinese tourism to Australia struggles despite visa changes.
Car rental firm eyes $300 million US IPO; Chinese tourists returning, but slower than expected | Daily Brief
02/26/2024|6:48:42 PM|
Trip.com Group expands its buyer base in China; Return of Chinese tourists is still a big question mark for U.S. hotels.
China keeps virus at bay at high cost; Boeing sees Chinese airlines buying 8,700 aircraft | Daily Brief
09/23/2021|11:17:23 PM|
China’s Delta outbreak slows in Fujian but National Day concerns remain; Chinese schools discourage holiday travel amid COVID-19 surge.
Spain welcomes Chinese travelers; OTA donates oxygen concentrators to India | Daily Brief
05/24/2021|11:27:17 PM|
Tourism in Yunnan, Qinghai unaffected by earthquakes; Macau imposes quarantine for people arriving from part of Guangzhou.
U.S. canceled 1,000+ visas for Chinese nationals; Huazhu files for second listing | Daily Brief
09/11/2020|3:24:05 AM|
The world's top 10 airline stocks are all Chinese except IndiGo; Absent Chinese tourists impact western luxury.
Generation Z presents new opportunity; Alibaba Fliggy enhance loyalty rewards | Daily Brief
08/04/2020|12:13:07 AM|
China reports 207 million railway trips in July; Taiwanese airlines offer fun flights to Japan but don’t expect to land.
Home-sharing in China suffers 72.1% drop; Hotel giant changes directors | Daily Brief
07/24/2020|9:50:03 AM|
China's home rental market saw a 72.1% decline in transaction volume in January-May; 45% of the APAC respondents expect to travel within the next 6 months.
Hong Kong plans HKD 380 million package to revive inbound tourism
02/26/2016|11:26:57 PM|
The Hong Kong government is planning a range of measures to boost its flagging inbound tourism. The initiatives, expected to cost HKD 380 million in the government's latest budget, include waiving licence fees for local travel agents and hotels and expanding the scale of major events to be held this year.
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